Nostalgia

The Romania legend may have been temperamental and inconsistent but for a short while during USA 94, he was the best player on the planet.

The fearsome forward known as 'The Dagger' was a complex character who liked to compare himself to Jesus, but there was no denying his talent.

Nigeria's 1998 World Cup team may have disappointed but in Jay-Jay Okocha they had arguably the most exciting talent Africa has ever produced.

Roger Milla remains best known as a veteran forward with an iconic celebration but he was a terrific talent that Claude Roy once compared to Pele.

The playmaker may have been renowned for his blonde mane but he was, first and foremost, a magnificent midfielder with a fantastic passing range.

The Saudia Arabian struggled with the downside of fame but now has nothing but fond memories of his solo strike against Belgium at USA 94.

The Uruguay legend wrote his name into World Cup history by mastering the quirks of an adidas ball that Luis Fabiano had labelled "very weird".

Jose Luis Chilavert wasn't just a great shot-stopper - he was also a dead-ball specialist who made history at the 1998 World Cup.

The Egyptian attacker was relatively unknown in England when he took to the field to face Newcastle United in 2014

The Portuguese came on as a substitute on his debut as Man Utd beat Bolton 4-0. Who were his team-mates and where are they now?

The Argentine came on as a substitute for Deco on his La Liga debut for Barcelona against Espanyol in 2004...

In an exclusive interview with GOAL, the German discusses his enduring love for BVB